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the closing game against the Aggies since permission had been granted by the
Mey command to permit the boys to come over efter the game on March 6th.

This shows a definite defeotion from the former firm adherence to athletic
loyalties and competition. As the war goes on this lessened interest will
become more pronounced.

Big Six Conference rules prohibit varsity teams playing independent teams.
However, during the Summer Session, which starts on May 22, it may be possible
for the Summer Session team, which is not under the cont#ol of the Big Six
eligibility rules, to organize a league and play games with Haskell, the
Machinists Mates, the Sunflower Ordnance Works, and perhaps an tisepenten’
team, from purely a recreational standpoint. This would give our students
enrolled in this summer session an opportunity to play real baseball. Of
course, ‘the intramurals will be emphasized as definitely during the sumer

session as they have been in other academic terms.